Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has called for international solidarity with Doğan Ertuğrul, a Turkish journalist in exile whose assets were frozen by Turkey over alleged links to the Gülen movement, highlighting it as an example of targeting journalists.
Multiple White House reporters have widely praised the tenure of outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt as she announced her exit from the Trump administration.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has removed Gazan terror operatives from its official media casualty database, prompting calls for a public explanation from HonestReporting regarding the altered records and withdrawn ICC complaints.
Reporters Jillian Ambrose and Damian Carrington will host a Q&A session to discuss their recent piece revealing that major oil firms made $93 billion in profits in three months amid the war in Iran and the climate crisis.
Pete Hegseth reportedly appears to be exacting revenge for leaks to reporters concerning a Qatari Air Force One donation, which a former Air Force Secretary had warned lacked standard modifications.
Life near the front line in eastern Ukraine is complicated by transportation and supply issues, as broken roads, bridges, and the constant threat of drone attacks make travel difficult for residents and reporters alike.
Reporters visited the scene of a severe traffic accident in Novi Zagreb, noting the road's clear visibility, lighting, and straight path, where vehicles reportedly speed over 100 km/h.
Major media outlets, including Time and The Verge, are not disclosing that their AI reporters are funded by a nonprofit organization backed by an investor in Anthropic.
Reporters Without Borders has called for transparency in the sale of ANN, expressing concern about potential political influence. The organization emphasizes the importance of an open process to safeguard media independence.
Bloomberg reporters are hosting a live Q&A to discuss the implications and challenges for traders as major exchanges like NYSE, Nasdaq, and LSE move towards nonstop trading.
Several major companies, including Vertiv, Ford, SoFi, Bloom Energy, and Coca-Cola, are preparing to release their second-quarter earnings reports. Early S&P 500 reporters have largely exceeded EPS estimates, setting the stage for upcoming announcements.
Seven journalists have been murdered in Mexico since January, contributing to a pattern of direct attacks against local media outlets and reporters across the country, with arrests made in only one case.
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India's government has introduced a new anti-cheating law and Prime Minister Modi has engaged with students on social media following weeks of widespread protests by young people over alleged exam paper leaks and unemployment. The protests, which gained significant traction online, have led to some concessions from the government.
New York Times journalists have received a temporary reprieve from having to disclose their anonymous sources in court, though the US Justice Department's investigation continues.
Former Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley reportedly failed to convince lawmakers during a closed-door congressional hearing that he did not have a friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Committee Democrats told reporters that Staley told 'ridiculous' lies during the probe.
An article discusses the Trump administration's investigation into New York Times leaks, arguing it aims to punish reporters rather than just find leakers, drawing parallels to past challenges faced by journalists.
The ACT clarified in Parliament that January's data only included contraventions, with women being the primary victims and reporters of harassment, while men show more reluctance to report.
BBC Sport reporters have selected their best moments, players, goals, and fans from the recent World Cup tournament, inviting the public to cast their votes for their favorites.
The Pride Caravan in Pirot, Serbia, was canceled due to safety concerns for participants, following violence and attacks on journalists covering the event. The Serbian Journalists' Association (UNS) has condemned the assault on reporters, adding to broader organizational condemnation of the violence and the police's decision to ban the caravan.
Police have identified three suspects involved in attacks on reporters from "Apollo News" and "Junger Freiheit" during protests against the AfD party conference in Erfurt.
An appeals court has temporarily restored the Pentagon’s policy requiring escorts for reporters visiting the building, while The New York Times pursues a lawsuit to overturn the rule.
The New York Times is challenging subpoenas issued by the Trump Justice Department, which seek to compel its reporters to reveal sources related to their coverage of Air Force One security. The newspaper has described these subpoenas as 'abusive' and an attempt to infringe upon press freedom.
The New York Times has filed a motion to quash subpoenas issued by the Justice Department to its journalists regarding their reporting on Air Force One. Senators have also questioned Justice Department officials about the decision to subpoena the reporters.
Reporters Without Borders reacted strongly after Albanian MP Erion Braçe violently pushed News24 journalist Marsel Rupi, calling the action unacceptable and expressing support for the journalist.
The Trump administration's issuance of subpoenas to New York Times reporters, demanding they reveal their sources, is being viewed as an unprecedented threat to press freedom. This action raises questions about the ability of the administration to compel journalists to disclose confidential information.
The Justice Department under the Trump administration issued grand jury subpoenas to four New York Times reporters, ordering them to testify about their coverage of the new Air Force One.
An inside look at Khabar Lahariya, a group of fearless women reporters who are revolutionizing rural journalism in India by covering local issues and empowering communities.
The Trump administration has issued legal summons to New York Times reporters who covered alleged security issues with the president's new plane, gifted by Qatar.
Nigeria's State Security Service (SSS) has confirmed the detention of a journalist who covers the activities of SaharaReporters publisher Omoyele Sowore. The SSS provided reasons for the detention, which Sowore's outlet has reacted to.
Reporters responsible for drafting a Joint Opinion with the Directorate General of Democracy and Human Dignity (DGII) conducted a two-day working visit to Montenegro to prepare a joint opinion on the draft amendments to the Law on Minority Rights and Freedoms.
Police are investigating attacks on reporters following the AfD party congress, while in Vilnius, a man was arrested for assaulting Jewish individuals after a video was circulated.
The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) condemned the denial of access for FAR portal journalists to an SNS rally in Dimitrovgrad, deeming it unacceptable.
A judge has ordered the Pentagon to temporarily suspend its policy requiring journalists to be escorted while on base. This ruling mandates the Pentagon to lift the restriction on unescorted access for reporters.
Billboard reporters convened on 'On the Record' to discuss the most significant developments in the music business for 2026 so far, including topics like Live Nation, AI, and industry mergers.
The World Cup last-32 match between Mexico and Ecuador was delayed by one hour due to severe storms. FIFA implemented a plan for extreme weather conditions to ensure player safety.
Georgia's parliament has temporarily suspended the accreditations of three journalists from the opposition-leaning TV Pirveli, with reports indicating similar actions against reporters from other critical media outlets.
MDMK leader Vaiko lost his composure at a press conference when questioned about his criticism of the DMK, leading to supporters attempting to attack reporters.
Warm weather and calm seas have led to a sharp increase in migrants attempting to cross the Channel from northern France to the UK, with reporters observing groups in Gravelines near Calais.
Reports indicate that Ian Paisley stated in 2021 he was aware of a 'victim' linked to Donaldson and allegedly used this information for political gain. This revelation stems from meetings between sources and reporters two years ago.
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A journalist for Saudi Arabia's Al Arabiya TV has been killed in Yemen after a bomb planted in his car exploded. The incident highlights the dangers faced by reporters in the conflict-ridden country.
Carney is scheduled to address reporters following the spring parliamentary sitting, amidst recent criticism regarding his attendance at question period.
Video footage from BBC reporters and locals shows the aftermath of earthquakes hitting Caracas, with frantic residents evacuating airports and buildings.
The San Francisco Giants' Pride night has reached a boiling point after executive Buster Posey refused to answer questions from reporters, creating an awkward scene and further fueling the controversy.
Biodun Oyebanji's re-election as the Governor of Ekiti State has been widely celebrated by various political figures and groups, including President Tinubu and the APC, who view his victory as a reflection of the people's confidence in his governance.
Organizations claim that Israel is intentionally killing journalists in Gaza, where more reporters have died than in any previous war, though the Israeli army denies these accusations.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reports that Turkey has become a refuge for journalists fleeing regional conflicts, yet simultaneously acts as a source of media exile due to the government's campaign against independent reporting.
Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku spoke out against government pressure on journalists and media freedom, citing a 'Reporters Without Borders' report that highlights a decline in media freedom index.
Reporters Without Borders stated that Bernard Arnault has 'suffocating control' over major business headlines in France after his LVMH group acquired the centrist business weekly Challenges.
The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has strongly condemned the targeting and public lynching of university professor and journalist Dinko Gruhonjić and journalist Getoarbe Mulići by the tabloid Informer.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway, featuring various controversies including team complaints about UEFA remarks and travel issues, alongside previews and live stream information for upcoming matches like Sweden vs. Tunisia and Ivory Coast vs. Ecuador.
The Online Reporters Association of Nigeria (ORAN), in collaboration with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), has initiated an anti-drug campaign at Anthony Village High Senior School in Kosofe Local Government.
SpaceX completed the world's largest initial public offering, raising $75 billion and making Elon Musk the first trillionaire. The IPO has generated significant investor interest despite some analysts highlighting potential risks.
On June 9, 1930, journalist Alfred Lingle, one of Chicago's most renowned crime reporters, was murdered in the American city, with the truth behind his death proving even more shocking.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told reporters in Tivat that sending a group of men, whom he described as activists, to Montenegro was a "huge political mistake."
Marcoleta has apologized to the media for his controversial 'paid hacks' remark, clarifying that he did not mean it. Reporters had previously slammed his comment, leading to the public apology.
The Pentagon has barred journalists from entering its press office, re-designating it as a 'classified space' and citing privacy concerns, drawing criticism from media organizations over increased restrictions on access.
Argentine journalist Julia Mengolini, founder of Futurock, was awarded the Independence Prize at the 2026 Press Freedom Awards ceremony by Reporters Without Borders.
Syrian journalists, who once faced bomb attacks under Bashar al-Assad's regime, are now educating young reporters. The independent newspaper Enab Baladi, founded in 2011 in Daraya, emerged as a response to the regime's violence and continues its mission.
A Mega TV news crew reporting on a fire in Halkidiki, Greece, was violently attacked, with journalists reporting being verbally abused, spat on, hit, and having their equipment damaged. The incident highlights dangers faced by reporters in the field.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced her resignation, stating she will leave her position at the end of the month to spend more time with her family. Trump confirmed her departure, noting she will transition to an advisory role.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that Afghanistan has become a 'prison for information' due to a new Penal Code, codified censorship, and the prohibition of women in journalism. The NGO also highlights the danger of repatriating Afghan journalists who are refugees abroad.
Senator Darline Graham, who took her late brother's place and is now seeking to succeed him, has largely declined to answer questions from reporters at the Capitol. This contrasts sharply with her brother, Lindsey Graham, who was known for frequently engaging with the press.
A podcast explores the question of whether political reporters can maintain journalistic integrity when they socialize with politicians at events like Almedalen, raising concerns about potential corruption.
A poignant video captured by local Greek reporters shows panicked horses fleeing from a burning area amidst ongoing wildfires in Greece. The footage highlights the devastating impact of the fires on wildlife.
Reporters Without Borders expressed concern that the sale of Adria News Network (ANN) could lead to political influence on media. They are calling for full transparency in financing and the establishment of binding guarantees.
Sticker magnate Anthony Constantino, a congressional candidate in New York, is being criticized for his aggressive rhetoric towards reporters and his primary opponent.
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A federal appeals court has rejected former President Trump's attempt to reinstate a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas. This decision marks a setback for Trump regarding his immigration policies.
A judge’s remarks on subpoenas to reporters cast attention on two administration officials under consideration for powerful cabinet posts, Todd Blanche and Jay Clayton.
The United States has imposed new tariffs on imports from 60 trading partners, including the European Union and Nigeria, with rates up to 12.5% over claims of forced labor. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas expressed negative surprise at the move, while some articles also mention unrelated US strikes on Iran.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton abruptly ended a press conference, walking out and reportedly avoiding tough questions from reporters. The incident drew criticism and attention to his public appearances.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has brought the case of journalist Mourad Zeghidi before the United Nations, condemning the criminalization of journalism in Tunisia.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has brought the case of Tunisian journalist Mourad Zeghidi before the United Nations, condemning the criminalization of journalism in Tunisia.
BBC reporters have shared their personal awards for the World Cup, highlighting their picks for the best goal, best player, and best fans of the tournament. These selections offer individual perspectives on the standout elements of the competition.
BBC Sport reporters selected their top moments and performers from the 2026 Fifa World Cup, including best goal, best player, and best fans, inviting the public to vote for their own choices.
The Trump administration has finalized a comprehensive overhaul of US visa rules for foreign journalists, ending the long-standing 'duration of status' system and replacing it with fixed-term admissions that will require reporters to undergo periodic renewals.
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The United States has announced new visa regulations that will shorten the permitted stay for foreign students and journalists. These changes include limiting foreign students' stays to four years and setting journalist visas at 240 days, with Chinese reporters restricted to 90 days.
Peter Thiel's AI tribunal has rebranded as 'The Primary,' pivoting to a scoreboard model that ranks media outlets and reporters using an LLM-based methodology.
Nobel laureate Han Kang addressed reporters, emphasizing the need to overcome deepening hatred in South Korea and globally, calling it a critical challenge.
A Singapore court has ordered Bloomberg and one of its reporters to pay S$230,000 each in damages to two Singaporean ministers, K. Shanmugam and Tan See Leng, in a defamation case. The ministers stated they would donate the awarded damages to charity, emphasizing the lawsuit was to protect integrity.
Two prominent combat sports reporters, Brett Okamoto and Oscar Willis, posted near-identical tweets predicting a potential Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor fight, later revealing it was a pre-planned joke.
The US Justice Department has issued subpoenas to New York Times reporters who investigated security concerns regarding the new US presidential plane, drawing strong criticism from the newspaper and journalist associations.
The Trump administration has reportedly subpoenaed New York Times journalists regarding a story about the new Air Force One aircraft. This action is part of a broader challenge by Trump against the newspaper.
The Trump administration has issued subpoenas to New York Times journalists following their report on alleged security vulnerabilities in the new Air Force One. The subpoenas target reporters who covered the details of the presidential aircraft's security gaps.
A US judge has ordered Donald Trump to pay E. Jean Carroll $5.8 million after the Supreme Court declined his appeal in a sexual abuse and defamation case. This ruling follows a previous verdict finding Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation against Carroll.
Russian aerial attacks on Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, persisted overnight, with AFP reporters noting a powerful explosion followed by air raid sirens and four additional blasts.
Travelers are advised to be aware that regulated fuel prices in Croatia are not always consistently applied across all locations. Reporters found significantly higher prices in some areas despite government regulations.
The head of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has stated that Turkey has become a testing ground for tactics used to suppress independent journalism, with methods developed there subsequently adopted by other governments.
Families from across Ireland arrived at the Kaleidoscope Festival for three days of fun, with reporters noting first-time campers and an ambulance repurposed for the event.
The Association of Journalists of Macedonia (ZNM) stated that public humiliation of young journalists creates a harmful environment for media workers, emphasizing that criticism should be based on arguments and professional standards.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled to uphold birthright citizenship, delivering a significant blow to former President Trump's efforts to restrict it. This decision maintains the existing constitutional interpretation of citizenship for those born in the United States.
The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has strongly condemned the detention of a photojournalist and the obstruction of female reporters covering public events.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has renewed its appeal for the immediate release of French journalist Christophe Gleizes, who has been unjustly detained in an Algerian prison for one year.
N1 reporters Haris Mrkonja and Semir Mustafić visited the final resting place of Bruce Lee and his son Brandon Lee in Seattle, where thousands continue to pay tribute.
Mauricio Pochettino, the US coach, held a press conference where he expressed frustration, describing the questions posed by reporters as 'a little strange'.
Donald Trump told reporters that Iran is making "very big concessions" and that the US is "winning big," referring to a potential deal between the two countries.
Reporters covering Illinois sports prepare to meet with Athletic Director Josh Whitman to discuss various topics concerning the university's athletic programs.
Five years after the most destructive tornado in Czech history struck Hodonínsko and Břeclavsko, leaving six dead and hundreds injured, Czech Radio reporters reflect on the devastation they witnessed.
Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, authors of the new book 'Regime Change,' describe the intense effort required to uncover White House secrets from an administration 'very good at keeping secrets,' including cracking the White House situation room.
The World Cup progresses with various matches, fan activities, and ongoing discussions, including criticism directed at FIFA and its president. Attendees are multitasking to watch games, while players and teams face pivotal clashes and media attention.
The Obama Presidential Center officially opened in Chicago, marked by a surprise appearance from Barack and Michelle Obama and a speech from Michelle that moved the former president to tears. The center's opening also drew criticism for its 'stolen land' acknowledgment and architectural design.
Journalists from TVN24 are preparing for the channel's birthday celebration in Gorzów Wielkopolski, with reporters discussing the planned events for viewers, including a nod to the region's popular speedway sport.
Azu Ishiekwene discusses the self-perception of journalists, illustrating their vanity with a joke about reporters being present even at the world's end to cover events for those in paradise.
The New York Times is expanding its presence in Texas with a new team of reporters and editors dedicated to covering the state's culture, economics, and more, recognizing its significant political influence.
The White House hosted a UFC event that sparked significant controversy and criticism from various public figures and media outlets. The event drew attention for its unusual setting and comments made by some participants.
FIFA has granted symbolic accreditation to Christophe Gleizes, a French journalist imprisoned in Algeria since 2024, with Reporters Without Borders advocating for his release to be at the stadium rather than in jail.
Journal Media received two top prizes and a merit award at the Justice Media Awards for excellence in legal journalism, recognizing reporters from The Journal and The 42.
Reporters from Helsingin Sanomat interviewed 50 residents across several neighborhoods in Helsinki and Vantaa, gathering their opinions on potential improvements and changes they would like to see in their local residential areas.
Omoyele Sowore, publisher of Sahara Reporters, declared his intention to represent himself in court for his ongoing alleged cyberbullying charge, pending the formation of a new legal team.
Slovak commercial television JOJ has canceled its show 'A sme tu', which featured reporters with disabilities, due to low viewership, while the Czech Republic is preparing its own star-studded version.
On World Environment Day 2026, the Ashanti Regional branch of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) partnered with Reporters Without Borders (RSF Germany) to enhance journalists' capacity for safer environmental reporting.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made the remarks to reporters when asked about Russia's massive overnight strikes on Ukrainian cities, which killed at least 17 people and wounded 100.
Reporters from Süddeutsche Zeitung conducted a special on-site report in Hungary, where people celebrated Orbán's fall, exploring how quickly the old system can be dismantled.
NFL star Puka Nacua spoke to reporters for the first time since a lawsuit alleging he bit someone, stating he views the incident as a learning experience. He did not elaborate on the details of the night.
The 2026 index by Reporters Without Borders reveals a historic decline in press freedom across every continent, prompting concerns about the state of journalism worldwide.
This article explores the career of Omoyele Sowore and Sahara Reporters, detailing his transition from exposing corruption to political activism and his lasting influence on Nigerian journalism.
The Guardian is running its annual competition to find the invertebrate of the year, with nominees for 2026 being discussed by science and environment reporters.
Donald Trump has confirmed that he secretly switched planes after a NATO summit due to a severe assassination threat from Iran, revealing the dramatic security measures taken. Reports indicate he was moved from Air Force One in a food container, with the original plane used as a decoy.
Lawyers for Luigi Mangione, accused of killing healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, have raised red flags about limits on reporters, adding to fears of a 'circus' surrounding the highly anticipated murder trial.
Choi Jae-in, head of Samsung Electronics' extended reality R&D team, briefed reporters on the company's first AI glasses, emphasizing the challenge of creating a wearable device people want to use daily, which led to the decision to omit a display.
This article provides an insight into the daily work of news reporters, who are always on assignment covering events that impact people, from natural disasters to societal issues and current developments.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has expressed concerns regarding the impending sale of ANN by United Group, urging European media and competition authorities, as well as Luxembourg's government and media regulator, to review the deal.
The United States has paused strikes against Iran for a second night, reportedly due to concerns about depleting its Patriot missile inventory. This decision comes as Red Sea tensions rise and Iran warns that any nation assisting the US will be considered a legitimate target.
Reporters have highlighted attractive natural swimming locations across the Czech Republic, including a flooded quarry with an underwater observatory, a sandpit with clear water, and various lakes and hidden mountain gorges.
During a White House event, President Trump took questions from reporters, addressing topics including the situation with Iran and a recent cyclosporiasis outbreak.
The U.S. Justice Department has withdrawn subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists regarding their reporting on the new Air Force One. This decision came after pressure from a judge and marks a success for the newspaper in its dispute with the Trump administration.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has stated that administrative obstacles are hindering and paralyzing the work of international media correspondents in Tunisia.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has condemned the criminalization of journalism in Tunisia, highlighting the case of Mourad Zeghidi, who was imprisoned in May 2024 under a 'false news' law.
Following the World Cup, news has largely centered on player transfers, with Barcelona and Tottenham considering moves for star players, and coaching changes, as Belgium parted ways with head coach Rudi Garcia.
BBC Sport reporters have shared their personal awards for the World Cup, highlighting their picks for the best goal, best player, and best fans of the tournament, with readers also invited to vote for their favorites.
BBC Sport reporters have shared their personal awards for the World Cup, highlighting their picks for the best goal, best player, and best fans of the tournament. Readers are also invited to vote for their favorites, expanding the scope of the awards.
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte is ongoing, with discussions focusing on alleged confidential funds and the potential for President Marcos to allow access to financial records. Despite calls to halt the proceedings, the trial continues, with legal experts and politicians weighing in on its progress and potential duration.
Netflix's stock plummeted by 9% after its latest earnings report disappointed Wall Street, despite an increase in revenue and profit. Concerns over the company's viewership data transparency and the performance of some new reality series contributed to investor anxiety.
Reporters from USA TODAY Florida Network have created a 'Frankenstein' prototype of the ideal defensive lineman for the 2027 Florida high school football recruiting class, combining traits from top recruits.
French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes has been sentenced to seven years in prison in Algeria for 'glorifying terrorism,' prompting advocacy from Reporters Without Borders, FIFA, and other organizations for his release.
The Department of Justice has issued subpoenas to New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns regarding the Qatar-donated Air Force One plane used by President Trump.
New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns regarding the president's new Qatari-gifted plane have been called to court, raising concerns about press freedoms under the Trump administration.
Nicole Zedeck, a journalist from Colorado, moved to Israel to pursue her dream and months later became one of the first reporters inside Kfar Aza following the October 7 events.
All political parties have condemned the attacks on journalists during protests against the AfD party conference in Erfurt. However, the AfD is criticized for creating a misleading narrative, acting little better than the left-wing perpetrators.
Hungarian public media has dismissed the reporters who conducted interviews with Péter Magyar after the election, including Kárász Róbert. This move follows criticism and accusations of bias against the public broadcaster.
A German newspaper argues that press freedom naturally applies to right-wing media, stating that failing to condemn attacks on 'Apollo News' reporters plays into the hands of the AfD.
Political reporters are analyzing a revealing week of surveys to understand what current polls indicate about the ongoing fight for control of the United States Senate.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat offered a brief and pointed response, saying only 'Ram-Ram' when questioned by reporters about allegations undermining faith in Lord Ram amidst the Ayodhya temple donation row.
A report from the Syria buffer zone indicates little appetite for withdrawal, largely due to lingering questions about the new Syrian president's ability to control the country.
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A judge has ordered the Pentagon to lift its policy requiring journalists from The New York Times to be accompanied by an escort. This ruling comes after the newspaper challenged the policy, which restricted reporters' access.
Three weeks into the World Cup, BBC Sport reporters in the US observe a significant shift in perceptions as football fever appears to have taken hold across the country.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is undertaking a diplomatic tour of Europe, including visits to Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland in July. The trip aims to strengthen bilateral relations with these Nordic nations.
Journalist JohVonne Roberts has been selected for the IOC Young Reporters Programme to cover Dakar 2026, the first Olympic event ever held on African soil, breaking barriers in Olympic journalism.
The NATO Chief faced challenges from foreign reporters during an Oval Office visit, who questioned the 'defensive' alliance's historical involvement in offensive regime change operations.
A new book by two Washington reporters, 'Regime Change,' reveals details of what transpired inside the White House after President Donald Trump's return to power, including plans for retribution.
The traditional Zuger Chriesisturm race in Switzerland involves participants carrying eight-meter-long, 40-kilogram ladders. The spectacular event, which dates back to the 18th century, was observed by reporters.
During a media freedom mission in Tirana, Reporters Without Borders called on the Albanian parliament and government to move towards true and complete decriminalization of defamation and insult, which is currently being appealed.
Reporters Without Borders reported a significant increase in journalists forced into exile, supporting 1,468 journalists between 2021 and 2025 who fled threats, imprisonment, or danger to their lives, with Afghanistan accounting for nearly half.
Reporters are gathered outside the National Mediator's office in Oslo, awaiting developments in negotiations concerning a potential strike by the airline SAS.
Montenegro's National Security Agency head filed a criminal complaint accusing two reporters of disclosing classified information in an investigative report, drawing criticism as the country seeks to prove its democratic credentials to the European Union.
Reporters collaborated to investigate a US drone strike in Somalia last year that killed a large number of children, highlighting the challenges of reporting on covert military conflicts.
The Coalition for Media Freedom has accused the Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) of launching a campaign against media outlets and journalists. They claim the VJT's controversial statement is targeting reporters.
(ANSA) - ROME, JUN 17 - Pope Leo XIV has said that remigration, a policy being proposed by several far-right parties, including former General Roberto Vannacci's new National Future group in Italy, is not a concept that complies with Christian principles.
"Many times we do not recognize the reasons why these people had to leave their countries," the American pontiff told reporters outside the papal residence in Castel Gandolf on Tuesday in relation to remigration.
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NFL player Rashee Rice was released from Dallas County Jail after serving a 30-day sentence for a probation violation and was seen avoiding reporters upon his exit.
Contrary to predictions that AI would replace court reporters, there is now an increasingly desperate need for more human professionals in the field. This highlights the limitations of current AI in complex legal documentation.
Guardian reporters hosted a Reddit Q&A to address public questions regarding the US Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v Callais, which significantly impacted the Voting Rights Act.
Former President Trump has threatened to seize full control of Iran's oil and gas facilities, specifically mentioning Kharg Island, as tensions escalate. This comes after the US warned Iran following overnight strikes, with the IRGC threatening to turn the region into 'hell'.
Journalist associations are demanding an urgent investigation to identify those responsible for threats against journalists. They deem it unacceptable for any journalist to face such intimidation.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has sent an open letter to Russian President Putin, proposing face-to-face negotiations to end the war, which he described as Putin's personal choice. Meanwhile, Putin stated Russia would bolster its air defenses in response to Ukrainian drone attacks, and former US President Trump announced plans for a promenade and a 'greatest triumph arch' in Washington.
Senate media outlets have strongly condemned Representative Marcoleta's recent remarks, labeling his attack on the press as 'dangerous, irresponsible, and reckless'.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama's public exchanges with Reporters Without Borders (RSF) over its latest Freedom Index are seen by experts as a familiar pattern to redirect attention from real problems within Albanian society and media.
The Defense Department has barred reporters from using the Pentagon press room, despite a spokesperson's claim that the Trump administration maintains 'the most transparent war department in history'.
The ongoing scandal involving NFL insider Dianna Russini and New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has raised many questions about journalistic ethics and how reporters interact with their…
The new head of CBS News, Bari Weiss, is reportedly flexing her influence at the network's renowned news program, '60 Minutes.' The overhaul includes the firing of a top producer and several reporters, signaling significant changes for the show.